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Newspaper
Semi Weekly Reporter
Location
Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1907
Page
3
The Daily Bulletin notes the Iowa primary law has stirred discord and bad blood among townships. It argues the principle is right but claims equitable office appointments have failed, and the press hopes the new state law will improve results. It urges subscribers to provide old and new addresses when changing delivery.
The Manchester Press notes that the statewide primary promises reform but in Delaware County shows deep factionalism, with defeats, ballot manipulation, and costly campaigns. Since adopting the primary, Republicans face internal splits, candidacy betrayals, and cross-party defections, unlike the earlier caucus system.
Literary figures Antonette Corelli and Mrs. Humphrey Ward oppose voting rights while Sarah Grand Violet Hunt and other writers back suffragettes. Zangwill Meredith and Whiteing join the supporters. Kaiser Wilhelm dismisses 400 royal stable workers after discovering mismanagement of 350 horses and 240 carriages. John O Leary dies in Dublin once Fenian mastermind. Olga, Grand Duchess and Czarina daughter, heir to $10 million with fortune abroad.
An old advertisement warns that kidney trouble is insidious and may lead to death before awareness. It promotes Moley’s Kidney Cure to correct squiarilies and prevent Grigat’s disease and diabetes. Sold by Wangler Brus, Westveer & Brenneck, and V B Schuneman.
The article urges Iowa farmers to use corn and clover or alfalfa pasture for pig gains, warns on early growth, and recommends soft feeds with skim milk for young pigs. It discusses parasite risks, pasture use, and English methods, plus lamb feeding, grain mixes, and handling of bulls and feeder steers for profitable gains. It emphasizes proper care of feet, stock handling, and selecting well-muscled, broad-hipped cattle for best market returns.
A Gard certifies that all druggists will refund money if Foley's Honey and Tar fails to cure a tough cold. It claims to stop coughing, heal lungs, prevent serious illness from a cold, and avert pneumonia or consumption. Contains no opiates. Genuine product in a yellow package. Sold by Wangier Bros., Westgeer & Brenneth, and W. 8. Schuneman.
Old notes advise on cattle feeding during grass abundance. Grain added to grass yields similar gains to grain alone, especially with dry months. Soak shelled corn twelve hours for best results, feed once daily in the evening, provide ample water, salt as needed, and avoid overstocking pastures.
Market relief is noted as the hysteria subsides and confidence returns. President Mocherek is credited with stabilizing political concerns, though stock values remain below intrinsic worth. Commodities stay high and a harvest-led policing risk looms, while equities drift within narrow limits toward a steadier, modest advance.
A New York State in brief report notes improved money markets after indiscriminate liquidation of speculative accounts. The Bank of England rate is expected to fall, signaling easing conditions abroad. Inland banks show gains but reserves remain below average, prompting cautious policy. Railroads cut back nonessential projects while domestic demand remains steady. losses in Wall Street are felt by the wealthy, though labor stays strong and consumption holds.
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